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India News: Basirhat, located along the Ichhamati river and divided by the Radcliffe Line, has a rich political history marked by migrations and changing loyaltie

The Basirhat constituency in West Bengal, including Sandeshkhali, is a focal point in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections due to issues of corruption, women's safety, and political domination. Alleged atrocities by local TMC leaders have astirred controversies, giving BJP an opportunity to challenge the TMC's dominance in the region.

As battleground Sandeshkhali gets ready for polls in the last phase of the Lok Sabha elections, the Election Commission shared a picture of polling personnel on the move from the dispersal centre to the polling station at the riverine island on a boat.

Since the BJP's election drubbing last month, the state and central leadership have vanished from the scene.

West Bengal Phase 5: Uphill for BJP with Gorkhas, TMC together in hills; slippery for incumbents on West Bengal Phase 5: Uphill for BJP with Gorkhas, TMC together in hills; slippery for incumbents on plains While in 2016, the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) defeated the TMC in Darjeeling and Kurseong with a high winning margin of over 20 per cent, this time Darjeeling, Kalimpong and Kurseong are closely looked at as the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s Bimal Gurung, a champion of a separate statehood o...

Updated: 45 Assembly seats, the highest number in the eight phases, vote on April 17. Share Article AAA Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee have campaigned in areas going to polls.   | Photo Credit: PTI 45 Assembly seats, the highest number in the eight phases, vote on April 17. Forty-five Assembly seats spread across six districts of the State will go to polls in the fifth phase of polling in West Bengal on April 17. Of the 45 seats, 13 are going to poll...

West Bengal elections 2021: ISF releases first list of 26 seats India Published: Saturday, March 13, 2021, 10:11 [IST] Kolkata, Mar 13: Amid an ongoing tussle with alliance partner Congress over the seat-sharing agreement, the Abbas Siddiqui-led Indian Secular Front on Friday released the first list of 26 constituencies it will contest in the upcoming assembly elections in West Bengal. The party, however, is yet to name the candidates who will contest from these seats. Seats in the list include...

The party, however, is yet to name the candidates who will contest from these seats.